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Llangelynnin (Welsh pronunciation;
Welsh for The
church of
Celynnin) is a
former parish in the
Conwy valley, in
Conwy county borough,
north Wales. Today...
- Caerhun-with-Llangelynnin, Conwy,
Gyffin and
Upper Llanbedr. It is
named after St
Celynnin, to whom a
church in the area is dedicated. It has an
estimated po****tion...
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dedicated to
Saint Celynnin. The
original parish church is at
Llangelynnin and the more
modern one is in the
centre of Llwyngwril.
Saint Celynnin is a medieval...
- now also
spelt "Llangelynnin". The
parish church is
dedicated to
Saint Celynnin. The
church dates from the 13th
century and was
extensively restored and...
- Llanbedr-y-cennin, St Mary's
Church at Caerhun, Zion
Chapel at Rowen, and St
Celynnin's Church at Llangelynnin) - a
total of 7.5
miles / 12 km The four trails...
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Wales has the
imprint in it of the
heads of the five saints,
named Ceitho,
Celynnin, Gwyn,
Gwyno and Gwynoro. The
stone is made of Diorite, a very hard stone...
- Jones". www.gofalaethhelenwyn.cymru.
Retrieved 2017-07-26. "Bro
Celynnin". Bro
Celynnin.
Retrieved 2017-07-24. "St Joseph's
Catholic Church". www.catholicchurchcolwynbay...
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embraced a
religious life.
These sons,
according to
various sources, were:
Celynnin, who has a
church dedicated to him at
Llangelynnin in the
Conwy valley...
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Architectural type
Church Groundbreaking 1300, with
earlier origins Administration Diocese Bangor Archdeaconry Bangor Deanery Synod Bangor Parish Bro
Celynnin...
- (1881),
Princes Gate (1888) SS
Catherine & Peter: ****ord
Haven (1808) St
Celynnin:
Bronwydd (1894) St Clement:
Neyland (1899) St David:
Blaencelyn (1894)...
